Amarnath cave temple News

Amarnath Yatra 2025 sees a strong turnout with nearly 70,000 devotees completing the sacred pilgrimage in just four days. Security and logistical arrangements remain tight amid challenging weather conditions.

The officials said over 21,000 Yatris had ‘darshan’ inside the holy cave shrine on Saturday, adding that another batch of 7,208 Yatris left the Bhagwati Nagar Yatri Niwas in Jammu for the Valley in two escorted convoys on Sunday.

Amarnath Yatra 2025: Devotees are advised to finish all registration steps both online or offline—before time and ensure they carry all the necessary documents with them, scroll down for more information.  

Before the end of the Amarnath Yatra, the Shivling in the cave completely melted. Rising temperature and cloudburst are being said to be the reason behind this. So far 2 lakh devotees have visited the Shivling.

Yesterday it was told in DNA that the Amarnath cave was not discovered for the first time in the year 1850. This news created a big impact. Government of India's organization, the Indian Council of Historical Research, announced that a booklet will be provided to Amarnath Yatris from next year. This booklet will carry information about the real history of Amarnath cave.

Between 1526 and 1857, when India was ruled by the Mughals, the history at that time was written by the court historians of the Mughals. They presented Mughal rulers as the heroes of India. Even today, the people of our country know the same truth about the Amarnath cave, which has been disseminated by the historians of our country for decades.

Was the Amarnath cave discovered by a Muslim shepherd whose name was Buta Malik? Did that Muslim shepherd tell where Baba Barfani is seated and only after which Hindu devotees went to worship him.

It has been reiterated many times by the historians of our country and a certain section that the Amarnath cave was discovered by a Muslim shepherd whose name was Buta Malik. Watch the real truth of Amarnath cave in DNA today.